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Paper: sigradi2004_136
Paper title: Studio of art and programming: Reaching out to art and architecture from inside engineering [Taller de arte y programación: Coordinando el arte y la arquitectura dsde dentro de la ingeniería]
Authors: Etienne Delacroix
Summary: Combining aspects of engineering with traditions of studio art we investigate an interface between both worlds: using a substantial acumulation of electrodigital refuse, taken as a .raw expressive medium., an elective course ( TAP: .taller de arte y programacion. . Studio of art and programing. ) takes a large mixed group of students ( engineering, art, architecture, music, etc..) with very different levels of skills, for a sustained immersion into an exploration context. Eliminating in a large measure the problem of .costs. by using obsolete, discarded computer parts, students manipulate, observe, deconstruct, reconstruct functional hardware and use programming to produce an expressive documentation of the process. The objective is not to work on .products. but on the production of .symbolic value. by uncovering and staging the fundamentals of electro-digital-computational knowledge into a form of .theater of technology..
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Year of publication: 2004
Series: CUMINCADes:SIGRADI
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Citation: Etienne Delacroix (2004). Studio of art and programming: Reaching out to art and architecture from inside engineering [Taller de arte y programación: Coordinando el arte y la arquitectura dsde dentro de la ingeniería]. SIGraDi 2004 - [Proceedings of the 8th Iberoamerican Congress of Digital Graphics] Porte Alegre - Brasil 10-12 november 2004, http://itc.scix.net/paper/sigradi2004_136
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